Where within the northern coast is the best place to get photos of very large Saltwater Crocodiles in their natural habitat with as little tourist interference as possible? I just returned from Kakadu and the Corroboree Billabong was perfect....I was just curious if maybe Cooktown or Cape York yeilded even better results. I was told Corroboree is best, but I want a second opinion.
From What I know Brendon just about anywhere north of the tropic of Capricorn, make contact with the People at Australia Zoo they would love to hear from you I'm sure just Google Australia Zoo, and follow the links.
Charles
Posted by Andy Mason on December 15, 2006 at 4:36 PM
Hi Brandon,
I have lived in the Northern Territory and North Queensland and would have to say that the waterholes in the Territory in the dry season would probably yeild better results as far as numbers of animals and least tourist interference. There are numerous animals in NQ but they normally aren't quite as visible as in the NT. Corrroboree BB and the Mary River are pretty good croc hot-spots. Yellow-waters at Kakadu is also great although it can get a little crowded people wise.
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2 repliesCharles
I have lived in the Northern Territory and North Queensland and would have to say that the waterholes in the Territory in the dry season would probably yeild better results as far as numbers of animals and least tourist interference. There are numerous animals in NQ but they normally aren't quite as visible as in the NT. Corrroboree BB and the Mary River are pretty good croc hot-spots. Yellow-waters at Kakadu is also great although it can get a little crowded people wise.
Regards..Andy